Variable. Cmt usually produces a stiff, high arch foot with weak eversion strength. Generally a cushioned shoe (for shock absorption) with a broader base (for stability) works best, although there is no "right answer".

Extradepth shoes. Charcot-marie-tooth patients ofen have foot deformities that require an extradepth shoe with an arch support or orthotic. Many of the medical shoe stores will have a wide variety of styles and types of shoes from casual to athletic.

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